Bush Families in Buffalo

	Myron P. Bush 1819-1885 Photo source: Buffalo's Delaware Avenue: Mansions and Families, by Edward T. Dunn Residence:   762 Delaware Avenue (NW at Summer)  - Photo #1 - Photo #2 Bio: In 1842 (1844?) Bush and George Howard opened a tannery on Chicago Street. Bio: Incorporator and one of the first directors of the Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company; took part in Abraham Lincoln's funeral cortege in Buffalo Bio: Married Margaret Westervelt. Children:  Margaret, John Westervelt, George. Bio - Buffalo's Delaware Avenue: Mansions and Families, by Edward T. Dunn
	John Westervelt Bush 1844-1924 Son of Myron P. and Margaret Westervelt Bush Photo source: Buffalo's Delaware Avenue: Mansions and Families, by Edward T. Dunn Residences: 1870-72 - #762 Delaware Avenue, NW at Summer Photo #1 - Photo #2. 1873-1896 -  #165 Summer.  165 Summer was then sold to the Hawks family, and then to Ganson Depew. 1896-1903 - #762 Delaware.  Sold in 1903 and the house was torn down to make room for the Frank Goodyear House. 1903 -  #6 Lincoln Parkway When his education was over, he joined his father in Bush & Howard. When his father died in 1885, he took over the firm and retained it until 1887, when he sold out to George Howard and retired. (Buffalo's Delaware Avenue: Mansions and Families, by Edward T. Dunn) Law partner with Myron P. Bush (1900 Census) Daughter: Katherine
	Katherine Bush Hotchkiss Daughter of  John Westervelt Bush. Katherine's husband, William Hotchkiss, and her brother, Myron P. Bush, were law partners. Residence: 37 Oakland Place Residence: 20 Lincoln Parkway
	Myron P. Bush Photo source: Who's Who in Buffalo, Pub. by The Buffalo Times, 1918. Law partner with John W. Bush (1900 Census) Myron was law partner with his brother-in-law, William Hotchkiss. Residence: 14 Lincoln Parkway